Mangaluru: Man loses leg after saving baby goat from speeding train


Team Udayavani, Aug 30, 2021, 11:30 AM IST

Mangaluru: During an attempt to save a baby goat from a speeding train at Jokatte man loses both his legs as the train passed over his limbs.

Chethan Kumar noticed a baby goat running along the railway track as the train was approaching. He quickly ran to save its life. However, the train had reached the spot by then and passed over both his legs.

Chethan was immediately admitted to a private hospital in the city. Doctors promised that one leg can be used in the future.

 

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